Ceramic metal halide lamp

ABSTRACT

A ceramic metal halide lamp includes a luminous tube; an illuminating arrangement having at least two illuminators serially connected with each other and deposed inside the luminous tube; and at least one retainer having at least contacting one end being contacted with an inner surface of the luminous tube to support the illuminators being stability located at a predetermined position inside said luminous tube, wherein the two illuminators are serially connected with each other along a central line of said luminous tube.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a continuation-in-part application that claims priority to U.S.non-provisional application, application Ser. No. 15/368,654, filed Dec.4, 2016, the entire contents of each of which are expressly incorporatedherein by reference.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a ceramic metal halide lamp, and moreparticularly to a double-ended ceramic metal halide lamp which canprovide a high wattage ceramic metal halide lamp.

Description of Related Arts

High intensity discharge lamps, such as HPS, MH, and LED, are commonlyused in large area lighting application, and especially for the indoorgrowers, the above mentioned HID lamps are commonly used to grow corpswithout using sunlight indoors. In the current market, the ceramic metalhalide lamps are provided in the market which can be used to provideefficient crop light that allows more harvest for less power. Comparedwith the other HID lamps, the ceramic metal halide lamps can be operatedat higher temperature which is adapted to boost performance andquality-of-light characteristics, such as lumen maintenance, lampcolor-shift and spread stability, color rendering index, and dimming.

However, the ceramic metal halide lamps have several drawbacks. Sincethe ceramic metal halide lamps are operated under a high temperature,throughout their lifetime, the light output of the ceramic metal halidelamps is gradually reduced, and the power consumption is graduallyincreased. Therefore, 315 W ceramic metal halide lamps are commonly usedand limited in our daily life, and a higher wattage ceramic metal halidelamp is highly desired to provide to satisfy our daily life requirement.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

The invention is advantageous in that it provides a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp which comprises at least two illuminators seriallyconnected with each other to provide a high wattage lamp without alterthe overall structure for the conventional high intensity dischargelamp.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp, wherein the illuminators are 315 W ceramic metalhalide lamp, so a total wattage of all illuminators is 945 W.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp which comprises a plurality of U-shaped connectorsarranged on two opposed ends of each illuminators to provide bufferingclearances and buffering forces for connections between twoilluminators.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp which comprises at least two getters attached on oneof two U-shaped connectors between the two illuminators to absorb excesshydrogen, so as to protect the functions of the double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp which comprises at least two ring-shaped retainersextended through one of the U-shaped connectors to an adjacent U-shapedconnectors to bias against an inner wall of the luminous tube to supportthe illuminators arranged along a central line of the luminous tube.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp, wherein two opposed ends of the luminous tube aresealed and a vacuum space is formed inside the luminous tube to protectfunctions of the illuminators.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp, wherein the overall structure of the double-endedceramic metal halide lamp doesn't nor alter in order to satisfy theabove mentioned advantages, so there is no need to purchase new ballastsand fixtures for replacing the original lamp device into the presentinvention.

Additional advantages and features of the invention will become apparentfrom the description which follows, and may be realized by means of theinstrumentalities and combinations particular point out in the appendedclaims.

According to the present invention, the foregoing and other objects andadvantages are attained by a double-ended ceramic metal halide lamp,comprising:

a luminous tube;

at least two illuminators serially connected with each other deposedinside the luminous tube; and

at least one ring-shaped retainers arranged between two illuminators tosupport said illuminators located along a central line of the luminoustube.

In accordance with another aspect of the invention, the presentinvention comprises a manufacturing method for a double-ended ceramicmetal halide lamp, comprising following steps:

(1) Arrange at least two serially connected illuminators inside aninterior of a luminous tube;

(2) Seal two ends of luminous tube by a press sealing technique; and

(3) Extract out the gas inside the luminous tube to form an eyelet at acentral portion of the luminous tube.

In accordance with another aspect of the invention, the presentinvention comprises:

a luminous tube;

an illuminating arrangement having at least two illuminators seriallyconnected with each other and deposed inside the luminous tube; and

at least one retainer having at least one contacting end being contactedwith an inner surface of the luminous tube to support the illuminatorsbeing stability located at a predetermined position inside the luminoustube.

In accordance with another aspect of the invention, the presentinvention comprises:

a luminous tube;

a supporting frame having at least one end being contacted to an innersurface of the luminous tube; and

an illuminating arrangement suspended inside the luminous tube throughthe supporting frame.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a double-ended ceramic halide lampaccording to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a manufacturing method for a double-endedceramic halide lamp according to a second preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the ceramic metal halide lamp accordingto the above mentioned first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a ceramic metal halide lamp according toa third preferred embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments areprovided in the following description only as examples and modificationswill be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principlesdefined in the following description would be applied to otherembodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applicationswithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 of the drawings, a double-ended ceramic metal halidelamp according to a first preferred embodiment of the present inventionis illustrated, wherein the double ended ceramic metal halide lampcomprises a luminous tube 10 having two sealed ends 11, 12 to define aninterior 101, at least two illuminators 20 serially connected arrangedalong a central line Y of the luminous tube 10 and deposed inside theinterior 101, and at least four U-shaped connectors 30 adapted toprovide electrical connection between each of the illuminators 20.

Accordingly, each of the illuminators 20 is arc-tube having a wallformed of a ceramic or other suitable material, wherein each of theilluminators 20 has two opposed ends 201, 202 to receive current fromthe U-shaped conductors 30. The illuminators 20 are surrounded by theluminous tube 10, and two sealed ends 11, 12 of the luminous tube 10 areselectively connected with a source of power, such as voltage, whereineach of the illuminators 20 are conventional ceramic metal halide lamps,which comprises an ionizable fill disposed in an interior space of theilluminator 20, the ionizable fill comprising an inert gas and a halidecomponent, and two electrodes positioned within the discharge vessel soas to energize the fill when an electric current is applied thereto. Itis worth to mention that each of the illuminators 20 is a 315 W ceramicmetal halide lamp, so if three of the illuminators 20 are seriallyconnected with each other, the total energy used of the presentinvention is 945 W.

It is worth mentioning that the interior of the luminous tube 10 is avacuum space to insulate the illuminators 20, so after the two sealedends 11, 12 are sealed by press sealing technique, the gas inside theinterior of the luminous tube 10 is extracted out to form the vacuumspace from a central of the luminous tube 10 to from an eyelet. Thepress sealing techniques are well known in the art. And, each of the twosealed ends 11, 12 of the luminous tubes 10 is formed as a square tabadapted to engage with a socket of a lamp holder of an external fixture.It is worth to mention that the structure of the luminous tube 10 is thesame as the conventional 1000 W high pressure sodium lamp, so thedouble-ended ceramic metal halide of the present invention can beinstalled on the ballast and fixture designed for the conventional 100 Whigh pressure sodium lamp, so no additional ballasts and fixtures arerequired to purchase in order to replace the 1000 W high pressure sodiumlamp to 945 W double-ended ceramic metal lamps.

The ceramic metal halide lamp further comprises a first terminal 40 anda second terminal 50 formed on two sealed ends 11, 12 of the luminoustubes 10, and two electrical leads 41, 51 are extended from the twoopposed ends 201, 202 of the illuminators 20 through the first andsecond terminals 40, 50 respectively. The two electrodes of each of theilluminators 20 are serially connected with each other to form the twoopposed ends 201, 202 of the illuminators, and are connected through thetwo sealed ends 11, 12 of the luminous tubes 10 to two electrical leads41, 51 respectively.

Accordingly, the U-shaped connectors 30 are arranged on two opposed ends201, 202 of each of the illuminators 20, wherein each of the U-shapedconnectors 30 provides a buffering clearance between the twoilluminators 20, so a buffering force is provided from each of theU-shaped connector 30. During the manufacturing of the ceramic metalhalide lamp of the present invention, the U-shaped connectors 30 areadapted to reinforce serially connections between each of theilluminators 20, and further prevent the break of the connectionsbetween each of the illuminators 20 due to the buffering force generatedfrom the U-shaped connectors 30.

The ceramic metal halide lamp further comprises at least two getters 60,wherein each of the getters 60 is arranged between two illuminators 20and attached on one of the U-shaped connectors 30 arranged between twoilluminators 20. Therefore, the U-shaped connectors 30 can define asupporting surface to provide the getters 60 attached thereon, and thegetters 60 are adapted to absorb excess hydrogen, so as to protect thefunction of the ceramic metal halide lamp of the present invention.

Accordingly, the ceramic metal halide lamp further comprises at leasttwo ring-shaped retainers 70 connected between two U-shaped connectors30, wherein each of ring-shaped retainers 70 is extended through one ofthe U-shaped connectors 30 to the other of the U-shaped connectors 30 tobias against an inner wall of the luminous tube 20. In order to preventthe damage of the illuminators 20 and the luminous tube 10, theilluminators 20 are required to arrange along a central line of theluminous tube 10, so the ring-shaped retainers 70 are adapted to supportthe illuminators 20 arranged along the central line of the luminoustube.

A manufacturing method for a ceramic metal halide lamp according to asecond preferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated,wherein the manufacturing method comprises following steps:

(1) Arrange at least two serially connected illuminators 20 inside aninterior of a luminous tube 10;

(2) Seal two ends of luminous tube 10 by a press sealing technique; and

(3) Extract out the gas inside the luminous tube 10 to form an eyelet102 at a central portion of the luminous tube 10.

In the step (1), the illuminators 10 are arc-tubes, which are ceramichadlide discharge tube, and which comprises an ionizable fill disposedin an interior space of the illuminators 20, the ionizable fillcomprising an inert gas and a halide component, and two electrodespositioned within the discharge vessel so as to energize the fill whenan electric current is applied thereto.

Accordingly, the manufacturing method further comprises a step (1.1):Arrange a plurality of U-shaped connectors 30 on two opposed ends ofeach of the illuminators 20, wherein the U-shaped connectors 30 not onlyprovide electrical connection between each of the illuminators 20, butalso provide buffering clearances between the two illuminators 20, so abuffering force is provided from each of the U-shaped connectors 30.During the manufacturing of the ceramic metal halide lamp of the presentinvention, the U-shaped connectors 30 are adapted to reinforce seriallyconnections between each of the illuminators 20, and further prevent thebreak of the connections between each of the illuminators 20 due to thebuffering force generated from the U-shaped connectors 30.

Accordingly, the manufacturing method further comprises a step (1.2):Arrange at least two getters 60 on one of the two U-shaped connectors 30between two illuminators 20 respectively. Therefore, the U-shapedconnectors 30 can define a supporting surface to provide the getters 60attached thereon, and the getters 60 are adapted to absorb excesshydrogen, so as to protect the function of the ceramic metal halide lampof the present invention.

Accordingly, the manufacturing method further comprises a step (1.3):arrange at least two ring-shaped retainers 70 between two U-shapedconnectors 30, wherein each of ring-shaped retainers 70 is extendedthrough one of the U-shaped connectors 30 to the adjacent U-shapedconnectors 30 to be biased against an inner wall of the luminous tube10. In order to prevent the damage of the illuminators 20 and theluminous tube 10, the illuminators 20 are required to arrange along acentral line of the luminous tube 10, so the ring-shaped retainers 70are adapted to support the illuminators 20 arranged along the centralline of the luminous tube 10.

In the step (2), each of the illuminators 20 has two opposed ends 201,202 to receive current from the U-shaped conductors 30. The illuminators20 are surrounded by the luminous tube 10, and two sealed ends 11, 12 ofthe luminous tube 10 are selectively connected with a source of power,such as voltage.

In the step (2), each of the two sealed ends 11, 12 of the luminoustubes 10 are formed as square tabs adapted to engage with a socket of alamp holder of an external fixture. The press sealing techniques arewell known in the art.

In the step (3), the interior of the luminous tube 10 is a vacuum spaceto insulate the illuminators.

As shown in FIG. 3, the ceramic metal halide lamp comprises a luminoustube 10 having two shrink sealed ends 11, 12, an illuminatingarrangement 2 having at least two illuminators 20 serially connectedarranged along a central line Y of the luminous tube 10 and deposedinside the luminous tube 10, and at least two U-shaped connectors 30arranged on two side ends of the illuminating arrangement 2 for guidingthe current to the illuminating arrangement 2.

The ceramic metal halide lamp further comprises a first terminal 40 anda second terminal 50 formed on two sealed ends 11, 12 of the luminoustubes 10, and two electrical leads 41, 51 are embedded inside the twosealed ends 11, 12 respectively through the first and second terminals40, 50 respectively. The U-shaped connectors 30 are adapted to connecttwo side ends of the illuminating arrangement 2 with the two electricalleads 41, 51, wherein the U-shaped connectors 30 is not only adapted toguide the current into the illuminating arrangement 2, but also toprovide buffering clearances between the illuminating arrangement andthe two seal ends 11, 12. It is worth to mention that the U-shapedconnectors 30 can provide a better connection effect comparing with thatthe illuminating arrangement 2 is directly welded with the electricalleads 41, 51. In other word, the buffering clearances of the U-shapedconnectors 30 can provide bouncing forces between the illuminatingarrangement 2 and the electrical leads 41, 51 while external pullingforces are applied on the electrical leads 41, 51, and at the same time,the connections between the illuminating arrangement 2 and theelectrical leads 41, 51 are not easily broken by the enhancement of theU-shaped connectors 30.

Accordingly, the ceramic metal halide lamp further comprises at leastone retainer 70 arranged between two illuminators 20, wherein each ofthe retainers 70 comprises at least one contacting end 71 beingselectively contacted with an inner surface of the luminous tube 10 tosupport the illuminators 20 being remained at a predetermine positioninside the luminous tube. Preferably, the illuminators 20 are arrangedalong the central line Y of the luminous tube 10. Each of the retainers70 is radially extended from one end of the illuminator 20 towards theinner surface of the luminous tube 10 to contact with the inner surfaceof the luminous tube 10 to form the contacting end 71. In other words,the retainer 70 can be extended from two ends of two adjacentilluminators 20, wherein one end of the retainer 70 is extended from oneend of one illuminator 20 to form the contacting end 71, and the otherend of the retainer 70 is extended from one end of the other illuminator20 to form the contacting end 71. Therefore, there are two ends 71 arecontacted with the inner surface of the illuminous tube 10 to supportthe illuminators 20 being remained at a predetermined position insidethe luminous tube.

Referring to FIG. 4 of the drawings, a ceramic metal halide lampaccording to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention isillustrated, wherein the ceramic metal halide lamp comprises a luminoustube 10A, an illuminating arrangement 2A having at least twoilluminators 20A serially connected with each other and deposed insidethe luminous tube 10A, and a supporting frame 80A having at least oneend contacted with an inner surface of the luminous tube 10A to supportthe illuminators 20A suspending inside the luminous tube 10A.

Accordingly, the luminous tube 10A comprises at least one a socket base103A formed on one end of the luminous tube 10A, a pair of led wires, afirst led wire 104A and a second led wire 105A, electrically connectedwith the socket base 103, a stem tube 106A where the first and secondled wire 104A, 105A are embedded therein and having one end extendedfrom the socket base 103A, and a closed tube end 107A oppositely formedfrom the socket base 103A. It is worth to mention that the stem tube106A is made of hard and heat-resistant glass and has a predeterminedthickness, wherein the led wires 104A, 105A is isolated by embeddinginside the stem tube 106A without being exposed under the heat energydischarged from the illuminators 20A while the illuminators 20A areactivated to result illuminating effects, so the led wires 104A, 105Acan be protected inside the stem tube 106A. In addition, theilluminators 20 can be securely affixed inside the luminous tube 10A bythe stem tube 106A. Since the illuminators 20A are electricallyconnected with the led wires 104, 105A through the supporting frame 80A,the other end of the stem tube 106A is connected with the supportingframe 80A to affix the supporting frame 80A on the socket base 103A.Therefore, the stem tube 106A is adapted to support the supporting frame80A being remaining at an affixed position and a not-shakable situationon the socket base 103A, based on the sturdy structure thereof.

The supporting frame 80A comprises a first and a second supportingmember 81A, 82A connected with the first and second led wire 104A, 105Arespectively and protruded from the stem tube 106A, a first wire framemember 83A welded with the first supporting member 81A, and a secondwire frame member 84A welded with the second supporting member 82A,wherein the first wire frame member 83 A comprises a horizontallyextended first upright portion 831A welded on the first supportingmember 81A towards a direction and a first lateral portion 832Atransversely and integrally extended from the first upright portion831A, wherein the second wire frame member 84A comprises a horizontallyextended second upright portion 841A welded on the second supportingmember 82A towards an opposite direction, a second lateral portion 842Atransversely and integrally extended from the second upright portion841A, a loop portion 843A extended from the second lateral portion 842A.

The illuminating arrangement 2A comprises a free end 21A and a lampconnecting end 22A connected with the loop portion 843A of the secondwire frame member 84A. The loop portion 843A comprises an loop upright8431A horizontally extended from the second lateral portion 842A to forman angle portion 8432A, a U-shaped middle portion 8435A extended fromthe loop upright 8431A, and a wire frame connecting portion 8435Atransversely and integrally extended from the U-shaped middle portion8435A to connect with the lamp connecting end 22A of the illuminatingarrangement 2A. Preferably, the angle portion 8432A has a right angle.

Accordingly, the supporting frame 80A further comprises at least oneelongated metal sheet 86A affixed on the angle portion 8432A and theU-shaped middle portion 8434A, wherein the metal sheet is a spring sheethaving two bouncing ends 861A selectively contacted with the innersurface of the luminous tube 10A. The metal sheet is adapted to providea bouncing force between the metal sheet 86A and the inner surface ofthe luminous tube 10A, wherein the at least one of the two bouncing ends861A is selectively contacted with the inner surface of the luminoustube 10A while the ceramic metal halide lamp of the present invention isshook. Therefore, the luminous tube 10A is not directly collided by thesupporting frame 80 while the supporting frame 80A is synchronouslyshaking with respect to the shaking of the entire ceramic metal halidelamp, and at the same time, bouncing forces are provided by the twobouncing ends 861A to support the supporting frame 80A being reinstatedto its original position.

In other words, either the angle portion 8432A or the U-shaped middleportion 8435A of the supporting frame 80A is selectively contacted withthe inner surface of the luminous tube 10A through the two bouncing ends861A of one of the metal sheets 86A. Alternatively, both of the angleportion 8432A and the U-shaped middle portion 8435A are contacted withthe inner surface of the luminous tube 10A, and in the other words,either one of the two bouncing ends 861A or both of the two bouncingends 861A of the two metal sheets 86A affixed on the angle portion 8432Aand the U-shaped middle portion 8435A are contacted with the innersurface of the luminous tube 10A.

Alternatively, either the angle portion 8432A or the U-shaped middleportion 8435A of the supporting frame 80A is selectively flipped on theinner surface of the luminous tube 10A through the two bouncing ends861A of one of the metal sheets 86A. In the other hands, both of theangle portion 8432A and the U-shaped middle portion 8435A are flipped onthe inner surface of the luminous tube 10A, and in the other words,either one of the two bouncing ends 861A or both of the two bouncingends 861A of the two metal sheets 86A affixed on the angle portion 8432Aand the U-shaped middle portion 8435A are flipped on the inner surfaceof the luminous tube 10A.

The supporting frame 80A further comprises at least one mounting member85A horizontally extended from the first lateral portion 832A to affixon a predetermined position of the illuminating arrangement 2A, whereinthe predetermined portion can be a free end 21A of the illuminatingarrangement 2A. In addition, the mounting member 85A can be affixed onthe predetermined position 23A of the illuminating arrangement 2 whichcan ensure the illuminating arrangement 2A be securely suspended insidethe luminous tube 10A through the supporting frame 80A in a balancesituation. Preferably, the predetermined portion can be a middle portionof the illuminating arrangement 2A. In other words, the illuminatingarrangement 20A is connected with the supporting frame 80A by themounting member 86A through at least two points, wherein one point ofthe at least two points is where an free end of the first lateralportion 832A and the predetermined position 23A of the illuminatingarrangement 2A is connected at, and the other point of the at least twopoints is where the lamp connecting end 22A of the illuminatingarrangement 2 and the loop portion 843A is connected at. It is worth tomention that the illuminating arrangement 2A is suspended between thefirst wire frame member 83A and the second wire frame member 84A.

The supporting frame 80A further comprises an U-shaped connector 30Aarranged between the lamp connecting end 22A of the illuminatingarrangement 2A and the wire frame connecting portion 8434A of the loopportion 834A, wherein the U-shaped connector 30A provides a bufferingclearance between the illuminating arrangement 2A and the loop portion834A. The U-shaped connector 30A is adapted to reinforce the connectionbetween the illuminating arrangement 2A and the loop portion 834A of thesupporting frame 80A, and further prevent the break of the connectiontherebetween while ceramic metal halide lamp of the present invention isshaking or collided during the transportation.

Preferably, the supporting frame 80A is arranged along a central line Yof the luminous tube 10A. In other hand, the illuminating arrangement 2Ais arranged and suspended by the supporting frame 80A along the centralline of the luminous tube 10A. It is worth mentioning that theilluminating arrangement 2A is located and suspended between the firstand second wire frame member 83A, 84A in a balance situation. Therefore,the illuminating arrangement 2A can be securely protected by thesupporting frame 80A along a central line of the luminous tube 10Awithout being collided by the luminous tube 10A during the seriouslyshaking of the present invention, and two bouncing ends 861A of thesupporting frame 80A also can provide the bouncing forces between thesupporting frame 80A and the luminous tube 10A, so that the supportingframe 80A can be maintained in a safe and stable position.

The ceramic metal halide lamp further comprises at least one getter 60Aarranged on the supporting frame 80A, wherein the getter 60A is arrangedon the second wire frame member 84A. Preferably, there are two getters60A arranged on two side of the second wire frame member 84A of thesupporting frame 80A for absorbing excess hydrogen inside the luminoustube 10A.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A ceramic metal halide lamp, comprising: a luminous tube; an illuminating arrangement having at least two illuminators serially connected with each other and deposed inside said luminous tube; and at least one retainer having at least one contacting end being contacted with an inner surface of said luminous tube to support said illuminators being stably located at a predetermined position inside said luminous tube, wherein each of said retainer comprises one end radially extended from one end of one illuminator to form said contacting end being contacted with the inner surface of said luminous tube, and the other end of said retainer is radially extended from one end of the other adjacent illuminator to form said contacting end being contacted with the inner surface of said illuminous tube.
 2. A ceramic metal halide lamp, comprising, a luminous tube comprising at least one socket base arranged on one end of said luminous tube and two lead wires; a supporting frame having at least one end being contacted to an inner surface of said luminous tube and comprising two supporting members, a first wire frame member and a second wire frame member, wherein said two lead wires are electrically connected with said socket base to electrically connect with said supporting frame, wherein said first wire frame member comprises a first upright portion horizontally extended and connected with one of said supporting members and a first lateral portion transversely extended from said first upright portion; and an illuminating arrangement being suspended inside said luminous tube through said supporting frame, wherein said two supporting members are electrically connected with said two lead wires respectively to guide a current from said socket base to said illuminating arrangement, said first wire frame member and said second wire frame member are connected with said two supporting members respectively to support said illuminating arrangement suspended thereon.
 3. The ceramic metal halide lamp, as recited in claim 2, wherein said second frame member comprises a second upright portion horizontally extended and welded on one of said supporting members, a second lateral portion transversely extended from said second upright portion, and a loop portion extended from said second lateral portion to connect with said illuminating arrangement.
 4. The ceramic metal halide lamp, as recited in claim 3, wherein said loop portion comprises a loop upright horizontally extended from said second lateral portion to form an angle portion, a U-shaped middle portion extended from said first upright portion, and two metal sheets affixed on said angle portion and said U-shaped middle portion respectively.
 5. The ceramic metal halide lamp, as recited in claim 4, wherein said metal sheets are spring sheets having two bouncing ends being selectively contacted with the inner surface of said luminous tube to provide bouncing forces between said loop portion and said luminous tube.
 6. The ceramic metal halide lamp, as recited in claim 4, wherein said loop portion further comprises a wire frame connecting portion transversely extended from said U-shaped middle portion to connect with said lamp connecting end of said illuminating arrangement.
 7. The ceramic metal halide lamp, as recited in claim 6, wherein said supporting frame further comprises a U-shaped connector for connecting said loop portion with said lamp connecting end of said illuminating arrangement. 